The Sun. — London, England, 1808-08-19 00:00:00

}' NUMBER, 4971.] SALE OV ESTATE, &c. To LINEN and WOOLLEN DRAPERS in particular, as well as IiPHO LSTERERS, GROCERS, acc. 3cc. rC quiting roomy Premises, in K E NT. TO BE SOLD on liberal Terms, in ono of the best and °• .. . lamest Market '. r Ans i A.& , EXPENSIVE• FREEHOLD,' meat eligibly sit oati'd mthe .:or,, M it-kyr ; coittprisjng an old di shed-.esta- Shop in the Wholesale and Retail Ltuen-derpery, sec. with or -wit hoot the Stock in Tratte. .. F.r .partiChl:trs-titquire of loon Carter, Sandwich • or at 22 , Wat I lng-stte e t, L on d on . Irby Letter, postpaid. A • Li, persons indebted to the Estatenf Mr. THO- OAS VA LTG kiA N late of rhancery lane, and the ChaLe Side, In Id. 1n the . minty of Middlesex, Gentle. 711 an, deceased, are destito forthwith to pay their respective Dehrs to Mesrs. I 'hurt' and Bedt - brd, Solicitors, 4, Bed. ford- row, .0 0, are authottz d by Ole.F.xecutrix to receive the satpe. A. 41 all "Persons itavring Demands against thed•state of toe said Unoittas Vatignan are requested to send accounts thereof to the - said Messrs. Tilbury and ,BedtOrdi in : Order to their beitig arrans:ed and settled. August 18, 18,..g. PUBLIC CIIAItA CT of 036E-4'9." TT is I hottght . proper to inform the Bookwilers tins Ina n r, that, a oi PUBLI C C HA i(AC I RS, a o ,, i)rk-w well kn , wn, and so-ninverlly i'e spected tor it. utility awl . will appear on the Iht 01 134:tomr next. New El.l:tions naving lately Li.:est printed of several of the foro l e r v,,l t nnes, complete 'Sets of Nine Volumes, :tit any Sitlgte Votwne, may be ha,l to perfect Sets. This Day was published, .price 25..64. , TAINTS TO BOTH PARTIES; .or, l pli'Ferya, on tiie Proceedings in ParliAtnent Upon Pezi rioris ogaioNt the Orders in Council, and on the Conduit of His Niaj;-:,t's Ministers in granting Licences to import the 5t pi e.oititnorlines.ot the Enemy. Trus tyriusque-rni:ii nullo discrimine agetur. JS'Nt D, Lib. T• Printed for • I. M. Richardson', No. z 3, Cornuili, -oppo- Zile ttu i Exchange; and I Hatclurd, Piccadilly: CARR versus HOOD AND SHARPS. This Day was published, price is 6d. HE o,n TRIAL AT LARGE olan A&ion brl4 by Sir 10.11 N CARR against HOOD and SHA 1.04, for the Publication of a CAR I C ATU E ; in which are in trbdboM the whole of The,Svideuce ofthe F,arl of Molif'" l " ., Viscount Valencia. and Sir kichard•Vnillips. Printed verbatim trout .the Notes vac n in C )urt * By THOMAS( NS, Shoit- hand Writer. 'Printed for Sherwood and 'ones, and sQld by C Chapple, MalF; 'T. 'Reynold s, .oAltira. street and all 1300 k , L 1- Lets. • This Day was,Tiuhlishea• • • Volumes 1. and 11. (containing the Pecraze of ,England), , with the Arms neatly engrave') on Wo d, price ifts. in • • boar ls, of A BIOGRAPHICAL 'PEERAGE of the EM- I IRE of'( t(EAT BRITAIN : in which arc Nle ittioirS.and 'Cliaraclers the most celebra tel Persons or each Family. Printed for 1. lohnsOn, I. Nichols and Son,. It.,Faulder • ,and 5 41, It Piiyoe, G. Roilinson, Wilkie and Robinson, Scaraeril . and Letterman, Otridge and'Son, w. Lowildes, Clarke'and Son, I. 1k Aker, R. Eel, .1 • White , Rees, - anti Urine, CA , :•ell an't Davies, I • aod . Booker- • - * til A Cur led -to the Publi:hers will be In -clunk rece'rec.il HI4 dir" - . r '• es anti '111 . 3 state of , cons!derahle torwardne. s, v olbencs 111, IV. toe Peerage of Scotland and Iraa li ,i ; Also, a N of..CollinS's Veer ige of En,;!and, with very co.isi*r ,le Alit( ,0 tins and linproveinents, rot ght • down to the prcseiir Time, la-V,Sltllltiel Egerton Bryei b es, Esq,. THE REV . mit, 13ARCLAV'i PATP,ser ANT1:111.1 ()US P 1 1.1.5. T T Was a !Termitic; of , the celebrated Dr. Buchan Author of the D'unestic• Meit7ciite,•that -the. Stomach and tiowel,eie the prevailing Maiany or Ills Voontri, which,fa). the found *n o n of the more tormidabie and haat Diseases ; that the who could discover tor.. the relict am cure a same ;utallihle ri,n)tt,l .''mold per form a•most important s,ciety. 1 hat iliseovery has no, been mad, in the Pate:it Ante - ij hot's Pills or the Rev.' willaitt Barclay, rice - eY.Ten.iVe Sale Of :whlch - , - • the hien estimation io are deservecity held, has lessened pie numbi:r or these complaint s; and huts !air, in a short. tune, inea:is of entiraly them. These Puts have quick. arxi'sate operstio;;, potvethilly and speciticali (..A1 ./ernove the tittiverons citsor els connected it; tfead-Ach;s, Flatulence, Liver Corhplaints, jaundice, Net-. Potts DLior:iers from Indieestion; Sec.* They are the most kalUahle f. atnily nitherto '..ll,reri to the . “üblic, anti the Propri:tor is supported by time host respeCtab;c (2,vidence of toe firs; characters of . the Nontlq 5Md otiers, • • that•they have nev._r beef; wiinin:sti.red.to any person without • .giyin , 4 certainand speedy relioi,.. - andin the end completing a This valuable Medicine, havin ,, been used with - success, is recommended by thetullTivlnAllistinguish:td Personages : 'I he Right lion. Visciiunt Dillon Bath and Wells. 'Homy wood, bail. M.P. for lioniton. ' -••Str-Stephen Lusliticton i liart..M.P. fur Thomas :d. P. tor Litchfield. lathe;; A Es*. tier Southatitpton. Nii..h,lson Calvert, for Herttord • itdriiund'arielim, Esq. New - stfeet, Spring Gardens. Thomas ilannetbley, Esq...Pali-M all. . Dickes, Esq. Private Secretary to the Archbishop oreauterbury. • The Key. Mr. 13iinock, Librarian to the Archbishop. Forester; Esq. M. i'. for Wenlock. Sold wholesale and . retail by Mr. butler, No. 4 ; Chr....apside; and ret. t. by Mr. Kirby, Startincl-strett, Old Isond.strect ; I \ l r. Stratton, Leicester.square; - Bacon and Co. •150, Ox- I 4 rLi-strect t •• and by all respectable. VenJers in Town and Country. A Caution.-o!•)serve the name of William BArclay is' en. g r aved CO the Which is affhted. Oil the oursicle•wra v. per ni each box; all not so - stagl)ped are a Ltangcrous I'ricc Ss. Gd. tid los. per b0.. - c, ample 4 r 44. J RID f 1, AuGusT 1808: eROPEATY DUTY on DfifthEICIDS, pay..6le in the years BRITISH REPIEM • 1803, 'O%l, 1835. TT appgaring, notwithstanding the Notices refieht edly sent or made to thea'arths entitled to Dividends of S:ock, payable at the Bank • orEngland, South' Sea House, and 'Eta House, respeelively, wbohve not paid the Dab, on the same for theyears above nzentiv.ed,thatpayment has not in instaoces been made of the said Duty, whereby those Parties have incurredvaiicus.Penalties, lobe recovered by ablion or i suschargi, , . and the 'Commissioners Jr,, the .ipeCial pm-poses of the Property being willing to allow further time for such pay • hereby give Notice, that the . Dlttielpayable on all Dividends of , such Stock and 4nnuiticsior ehue yea:: are Virebled to be paid into the Bank of England, and the Certificates of Stich payments being lodged at' the Office. of the Commissioners at the Old Stock. .6Xe-bringe, the , Parties making payment thereof, will be discharg ed in the Books of the rrspee - tive.Contniissioners until and, upon the' loth day-of Gaober next, but that all Persons who -shall nigh a_ to mar:such payment fk or &lyre that day;- , 14i1 be pr o'sevut das the Law direeas, and sieps are now taki,g for bringing' Delanit irrs; int. cha.ge for the Dabble Dirty, .tvlai.shalltiot bate paid the Aerijw• the s earr mentioned. 0n....0r before thr said 10:b day Oao.er after . 7vhieh day the C eof the --01 d Sto.:4 change will be closed. By order of the Board, • • MEMOIRS OF CAPTAIN GEoRCECARLETON, AN E&G , LIStI OFFICER ; INCLUDING ANECDOTES rr THE• Vt'An UNDER TEE 'EARL' g.?, FEJER- , BOROUGH} AND MANY INTERESTiNG PARTICULARS 4IELATING TO Tu , : NiA.NNERS' OF Th-s IN TIE BEGINNING oF-THE LAST CENTURY. WRITTEN B.Y HIMSELF. The work before us possesses intrinsic merit enough to entitle it to the attention of• our Readeis, but it has a -pecaliar . recolitinend;iti-n at this time, inasmuch as it relates. to Spain, a Country which ltas made so noble a : stand for the defence of its aild has held forth a glorious example to every other country in . Europe. The national- tharaaer of the Spaniardsislouuled upon such solid qualities, that' .it is nearly the same:. now as it was a century ago, and therefdre though this work was written about ,that period, it is ahnost equally descriptive of the 'thahnets'of the inliabitaDts'as if it ha :been written at' the present moment.. We eft::: the following passaKes, as they are amusing i; - 3sc - 4 4 :5,.5!R1 Lhey are coi,rietz.ted with'the great Earl of Peterbprough, -a distinguished chnralter in the heroic annals of Great'Britaln, hat chiefly because thcy relate to the gallant people who wait be ihe . ad,liration of all 4. - o- Inre ages for their gicrions.oppo•iiin to the atroc:i ous designs of the Tyrant of Europe. 1.1,11 1 liEfltlf*lNTEß. 01fize for Ta.tes, Aug. 1, 0304. VICTUA 4 NG- F 7C1.,P • 7n6 , 2f, rBO3. - T HE CO 4 11,MISSIO NERS jar VICTUA LLING Nis ItlstiestY's Navy hereby gt!c:Pe Nctice, That On th,ea Istb rf September ?tad, th, - ; will be r" ,, IY tb re ce:f t• Te , :detsbt I; , .itieg,l pealed up), andtrea , P,s• ir,c:) l ,2eantities of 11t1SIA BEEF and PO Ra, ni the bet qtenli , ,, an to be eared in - .Veacyt, as the respeelive Merrhan - tr and Dekters.ti , trein pn: ! )• think p)-oper to offer's Gil , third p.vt tlierrol be packed in ba!, .Puni - beons - : one:third part h Ti:rce7, and the rentainbek o,e-third part in 3arrels to be de.'iwied ir.ta Ills Alajley's St,ret at Der I,rd i P o rt.itn,zith, a";d onozah ; and into the l'ißm2lling, Stores in Saint in regnlar nji,each Cai4t tbeperio,fs under 7 anentioned, viz. One-fourth of the whole by the 3:st J a nuary One_bat r ofthe retpainifuz Qu•+nt+tY b } ll%c . March . And the retnainder by the 3ct o lute 4ndtc.be paid In- by thus., payable, Interest, piney Ayr after sate. •• . . - 1 - Yte Conditions of .the Colttrags Anay,be sire at -the Serreta , i't ot-this or ij , apclyi,g y.IY Danstetvii(e, Agent f.r the riamaliing at Cs , vk , t-7 tberode . ifts flit eztt:qtnt at Limerick, ll,i la t, i'Vezt , ty,'.2nd Waterford, and to the P,stoz;,tter. G. nerd! at DitGli re3t:Rivey.• " bate said before," says Capt. C. 4 , that V. 1 ., leticia is famous for fine %votnQn. It, indeed abounds in•thein :Ind among those are great numl.lers courteiaas, not interior in beauty toany. Never (hcleFs, two of our English Officers, in,ot caring for the common road,however safe, resolved to Winch* into the deeper 'seas, though attended with mod ) greater danger % Amours*, the *common 'failing of that city• tit, .occasiop of thiq qocident; and t'. Milli the objeaS. It is enstoznary in that country for young penl)le in an evening to resort fo the grilles of the nunneries, there to divert -them.: sefve,, and tile nuns, With a little pleasant and in offensive chit-c liat ; for, thou'gh'l'ilave he:: some relate a worldof nau , ieous pasriays at ,sUch cons er- . sations, I indut declare that I never saw , or heard any ttUng unseemly ; and therefOre; wheuever* hai'e heard any F. ucll fro •such t-,ibulists, I never so 11100!) wronged • my ',judgment as, to afford them tfgakd nt i ..lll be .kad to any Tender in nt , i,ich the.P, ice .1 b. 7 ,1 not he inserto'd in words at length, .or that that' not be delivered to the Board before One o'Clock on the faaiha..tday 14e. rjth of sop. .; lemKr next, nor xidest the Person who makes the Tender, ot some ferstisi on Lie behalf, attends, to ilnlSVti' naben coiled [p.„ FICT.UALLING.OFFIc. 6, August tg, FAO?, "T I RE COMMISVQ.N.gRSfor VICTUA LLING His MilyESTY's NAVY do herrhy give Aitaile, That tm.Thursday,next, the 25th instant, they Will be ready top ceive Tinders, In-writitig Ise &I lip), and treat for tf.,e• u, chase of lJne Hundred Tons of ROSE. CORK (Ses,nds) BuTTER, o f • BRPrISH BUY l'Eß:cof equal i , odness ; and Jor Ons Hun ched Ton;of CHESHIRE, DERBYSHIRE, WARWICK SHIRE, and GLoucEsTEASHIKE CHEESE, 61" CHEESE of qua! g-iJiners, (0. he delivered, Ons-hdlf there , '" in 4 Fortnight, and the rentainder'in a Fortnight alierwardt, info Stores .at the Parts; and in the,,erqor. !ions undei n ionrd, - viz. . Butter. Cheese. Deptford (to Tous - - yo Tons. 1 . 01ti1110 , 411 2J - Plymouth so 4 0 • iLO • - ISO • And to be paid for by Bich, payable, with interest,, ninety day :t after . date. . The Condition's of the Pxtratis may be teen at the Secretary's I\T regard will be had to any Teitier In which the Price shall not ht,et'ted in una'a's - a! lengrb, rr ihat.ihall not be delivered - to `the 'Lard before One o'clock. on' the said Thttisday nr.rt,_,the 2sth init. 'nor onless the Person who makes the Tender, or some Person on his behalf, attends, to answer,.When called for. crtil standitig t 1 cotralice,Aas tree, aid there was parti- t, . Our two Officers were ve7v assiduous at the grates of a nunnery in this place ; and, hiving 'there pite'hed upon - t..yQ nuns; prosecuted 'tlietr amoUrs ' w ith - such , igotir, that, in a little tune, they had made'avery g4-,: , :it pr(y,ress'in tiseir a:fec- • - tbris, without in the least considerh% the dangers that Muse 'itiend theniseives and the taire they lad . e x t heieff eowc an ory d e:eled upon the weekel : - set • s , te. d • were ouly. n ill tll'' ;1 seeee suanioy d c . s i t utS .vessels to eudeat our to . :get 0; 11 to their lo ver-; ; to ~ eff.:Ct ivilich, soon after, 'a plot_ vei .s laid—the 111'43ns;, Sultictent to presLtve the inmates troint he mtlita-y the' hotir e and every thiog; agreed 'upon. . , Coln Illi ir,loo *till whim they v, etc threatened at ease "It is the eu,eo.o Of that nonnery, as of many of eise b et e et ; t:e. • • , others fur the nuns 'to take their,weekly: courses , • One of the ptincipal houses in the middle of the in keeping the keys of •311. the. doors. The two ' live.-Sick Ladies giving notice to, their lovers at Lite great street' disregarded all fe.r, and refused ELY m;kc grate, that one of their turnS Was come, the ri;gh m i t any de onstrinion. "The Corregdor, who, at the ' and hour were appointer!, which the Orteers puno- wally ooserving e cairied•off their prey without either accession of stir beloved FERDINAND, e.uployed al •'' ' - his •zeal - and aiithorityto contain the popular en• ditlichity r or interruption. 4' i But next mornip . g, when the nuns were miss .lhUF4as-cri,;vvas obliged On this occasion to pa,'s trona , log, what • an oproar was :here' over all. the city I— - habitationto habitation to baclt-bbedience and CUM-. The ladies were'hOth of quality ; and therefore the . , . tidings were first carried to their relations. , They pliance, The public money. fiam the National received the news with vows' of ui:nost vengeance, Treasury, scattered throughout the streets'and places, and, as is usuel in that cbuntry,, put themseivesin , • '' • • up was not picked by a ,single persen, because it arms for that 'purpose. There needed no great can- ' - • . vassirn, for discovering who were the aggressors : servfed the purpose of st) odious a being, and was; as the o . i - flees's - had been too frequent and too public in it were; .transformed into- French money with the their rokiresses to leave airy tootn for question. AC- , of A stamp st,•t • N i , oetioN. . , •. • • poi-Jingly they wete eomplained_of and sought for ; , . Such, 'Emperor , of the , . French, are the . atispices but sensible at . last of their Past temerity, they co- . deatboored; and with it great e deei of diefienhy per- with which your gentle; brother was crowned in the -, teded, iheir escape. . .. capital occupied by the remnant of your armies. It ^ I " Less fortunate were the two fair suns - .: their . - • • ' • : tiiis true relation reaches , your ear, it ought to he lovers; in their utmost exiency` had forsaken them ; ‘s , , 4nd they, poor creatures, I:neW not where to fly:— , sufficient to detach you from yoUr mad and criminal ~Under this sad dileintrra they'were taken and, as in pro j et a . e r be resistance .y,ou meet in all- e tlre pro e . l t ke offen,:es, condemned .directly twthe,•puhish- ,•. .. . i meat of onmutincr. And what, greater punishment - v , „' • ' . - ,• .99 , ' is • tilt:l - eOn earth7han to be tot-Misled bOwecn four .have they not convinced you of a truth ilrevady : ge- - naitow walls, only open at the top ; 'and thence to t i ere •a recogniAe.d, that the nation Which exerts be half .supported with bread and water till the of- - .. ' itself to shake off a foreign yoke is invincible. Do fenders grildlliV starve to death ? • :" The Earl" of Peterbbrou2,l), though highly eXaS-: yol.). ,dcsire to perpetuate a war so unjust in its ob perated at the' Proceediugs of his °dicers, iie coin- jest, s o Moody in its successes, 'and from is hich no paision to the unhappy 4 - air, resolved to interpose , infamy, ceSUil can arise but dishonour, :And perhaps by all the inoderate means possilsle. lie kneWyery ' well that no sire thin; eouldso unich prejudice' the your own ruin ? , .. z., , ,• . Spaniard naainst him -as the countenancmg . such an' Make us-not to abhor, the nation over which you action ; wCerefore lie inveigliedagainsi te,e Orlice.rs, . - - rule and which nature , and state connexions has at .the same time that he endeavotired to mitigate in '. • fayieir of ale ladies: but all eras_ in vain: It was 'for -aboye‘a eentuty•rnade our allies and friendz...--- .urve , l acrainst those charitable intercessions, that they . Festore to us our amiable FERDINANii, restore to , .." ItAd broke their vo.-y,. and, in that, had broke in : . us out august Royal Family,, deliver .up the won upon the laws 'ot the nunnery and religions.; . .the consequence, of all which coulerbe nothing lesl than : Ster that has ,devoured 'us, that. the nation may. do the, ponishroent appointed . to be intlic..,ted. - And : 'itself justice upon him. Respea the rights of ge which was the .hardest of all, the nearest of their : ,nerous England. Treat us, in fine, ; like A great, relations most'opppSed -all his generous , mediations ;• : •, • and thOse who; according to the common course of ! five, and independent nation, and peace will' imme nature, should have thanked bulb for his endeavours diately be Made. 1 , to be instrumental in -rescuing them from the im pending danger, grew more and more-enraged, be cause he opposed them in their design of ,ft cruelle 'yenge. Not Withstanding all which, the Earl per , severed; and, after a deal of labour; first got ,the ,penalty suspended, and soon after, by the Mot of a, very 'considerable sum 'of money,(a most' powerful ' argument ' which preVans in e's. cry country), saved the poor nuns from immuring'; and; at-last, though . ..‘„vit h -great reluc' 3 tance, .he' got them 'received again s intd the nunnery.. Asef - ti.the warlikefloyers, one of them was the year after slain in the battle of Al - Inatiza ; the other is yet living, being t), 1.-4 tidier in the'arn - m - ' •; • • ,.. • _ . , cuiar study repreeutatlbil and decor,ittoni. houses, instead a wagfutieent pearance, wiili exquisite erna - iletits an,l spit:l)4.llJ il- 11.11111I1311oLvi, either rea-i - aiN•e.l unurna e, ILJ . .re The same Paper informs us,. that a party. of French troops, which had gone to solemnize the 51true pro , ceedino• at Toledo, were obliged to return, because • SDrlle of our troops stopped their piogiess. At the • • same ameitgave - us" information, that the Council 'of Castile, aroused from its long letliariy, had re • fused to swear allegiance to JosLPti,: and till that is done, the General Cortes of the kingdom cannot be legally assembled.' But these two last FieCes of in. teiligence require eon6rmaticn. • ARMY AND NAVY EQUIPAGE. THE PATENT CAMP BEIYSTEADS, Furni ture, Mattrisses,alo velirespea- I Utly recosnmended to C;intl,tiieri b,nrig.l.he inost portable And t>uperior to ally others.- Lonaon ;. Ntarciuees,. Cc:as, rabies and Chans, •on• improved prni.nples. ; Sea C Soto aI U CIIAILS, tor on Bo ‘nl ; Ni.us qu i tto Net EllrilitlAlc*, Ono Bedsteads, for East anti West InWes, I.oreign C 'at MORGAN' anti SAN 1)F, RS's ,Patent43etistead Many Littory and Ware-Rooms, t 6 and 17, Catilri:ie .Strand., Nintgan ,:td Sanders's' , New-iilvvited Dt , nins ablesti allowed to be the most complete anti V ley. ,- ,:ant set of fables ever yet invented, are very portabh , , packing in a Box ,but ten Inches deep. • - •• • • -' ti . B. The Fashionable. Sofa-lied and.( Ware nouse. • DR. NORRIS's DROPS. r - DHESE DROPS are pArtiCaliirly adapted to this 1. Season of the Year. Tliey are an e ffi cacious corro borative in sea-bathing, and assist the good qualities of the various Medical Waters • , they are, indeed, as those who are . the habit of ,taking. them cats testify, a powerful restor ative and preserver of health. In Fevers" ot all sorts (espe -cially the Yellow or Putrid) they are ,;i1 infallible Remedy ; Asthmas, beginning Consumptions, Cottiplaints of theStornach and Sowell, &c. are under their immediate in fluence, as, the experience of more. than half a century has. indubitably proved. • . . . As no Bottle, even - lb , exportation; can be sold without a Stamp, the possibility of iinposnig a Counterfeit on the 'Pur chascr is preventett, rite genuine having'the Minh! ;4*Thoinas NorriS -W ine engraved thertou by favour of S;overoinelit Th e V•arnity. . Bottle, 2is'. to 'be or.ty at the 'flocto.'s Foils:, No. 29. Lower lirook street, where orders for ex ,• purtatialt are curly -eXecnted., sinal lioz.c:es at e ta. lova as. 9d. 4olabl,liacon and Cu. 15,;., tord-stiect. . A ,, A.: - . ;. ,tyliffirk, 'lt ;Z., ..i'!..i '',l4/' " .4 :i. ? " .."4*` -,l';;;7:4ri:-... Sa; ri?&.....' :''.•-•- -;,-..:16,..\:4'. 1:::::c,-: ..,- i,A. . 4 ,„; i, 4 . f.:::.:.3.'; - • 4::::;;•:;;""?;', -67.7) 7„7.4.,:,;9,,,,5.1:,,,::..tz '',';l-14-7:7\ Weir.,Fs.,. V . ellil''lli '''\\*s" C ‘ ' ,il;',\A---' 14 ,10 ': • . k•AiThrt.'ll:: I " : (D e • . .Z.' .. Is ~ ,,,,c ) z f t,!, 1 1, :, )A... ... , :; ; A ~.' \ „' mot ' li '' ‘ 5 .3 4 ' .1 ? ';' i . t 7l ja. i '... ' 4 .7 .. . , .. "1 \,, s . .. A , T , P(I EPRICE STXPENrE. .. , . .. , " The Vakncians, as to the exteriors of religion , are the trust ow devout cif any in . S, Ilron:h . .in . , (iorrroon lite you, find_ Thera amorous, gallant, and 1 ~ „gay, ,;..e oth-: people";. yet on solemn c.)e,as ens there stnnei ouJiglat such a ip4it as proves them the, %ery Gigots of bigotry." - _., .. ( lobe ~S~PIIIII~. FROM THE OVILDO GAZI:TTE; MADRID, JULY 27. ..Note,-In order tp give the lie to the shameless n'.anner in w hieli:ttre Cow/ Gazette spoke of t he.P roclamationof )'oszrtt as King, we give anauthcntic description of -the proceedings on that occasion:— The proclarnat'ion of JOSEPH took place. in this Opital on the day of St. Jago, a circumstance whiCh ouiirt to make good Spaniard rt.:wen - Aber the pdwers tt:ot were shewn, by our ancestors in former times, to shake off a yl.,ke,-certainly less severe thati that. ,whlch it is now sought to ,impose _on ,us.--- The ceremony took - place amidst the , molt une quivocal iTruptoms of univeiNgl disgust. ,Tha grand. 'Standard Barer of the Court, and his eldt't son, who would on a proper occasion 'have been-bo, zea bons of the host - lox - 4r ofotliciating in their. places, fled . precipitately from the town, that the)' should, not be obliged to wave the royal •banner.• The } : lace was ' supplied .by the in(ainous Duke wlid sold the nation in the treaty of the 527th of Oaober last. CAMFO ALANGE, and his sun, names foi - ever to . be dLiested in the records of our Peninsula, were the .only Grandees that assisted in that riklicolwas farce: ,The people a - the sufroo,yding ,towns and villages,., who _ t are. alwayS eager to accompany such scenes - witn 'their acclamations, nov r y kepttheLnselves:tranquil at , nome.. . .. • • . . The inHbitants of Madrid, so fond of public .atinusemetrt ;„ . left the. Theatres deserted, notwith- SPAIN, 't This Day were published, • Twn elezant volume,, Small • (kinto, price !es. &T. in hoani , ,•;thistrated W , tit a Map of Spain, and - several - other f.oir 114 4 r ri,ll'l4ll,S thning h SPAIN. and PORTUGAL, ''"" Pert.riliett by an ENGLI q.b L Es ootann.e act;urat,... Delnierntons of th, I) u , ntAle Conditionor- that Countr%, 2%; &c. Estirsuite.s of ' ttie Power S'Onish M narchy, and other interest'- p ai li(A4l4.(3. Ila a w,rd -axed upon, or near the spot, is worth a Larr_t,s o r c .itecti;ins." Ga n Y's LETTERS. IL ;lard ! ' ltit lipj, isridge-street, and to bt Town and' Country. ' ()t rthKnn way , or: had, - the Present State of Peru, by Skinner, Est,'. with Engravings, price 455. in board's. ,~ ~~